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I just wanted number of loads and stores for every function. I was able to get this by using memory-access analysis but just for collecting this data I have to too much overhead. Is there any other way to get this.
I had seen the custom analysis using -collect-with runsa/runss. Is it possible to get it from these utilities.
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Jay
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Hi,
Thank you for posting in Intel communities.
We have informed the concerned team regarding your query to get number of loads & stores and cpu time using custom analysis. We will update you soon.
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Hi,
Sorry for the delay.
Here are few ways to reduce the overhead of memory-access analysis:
1.Setting the 'dram-bandwidth-limits' knob to 'false'
2.Setting mem-object-size-min-thres to a higher value (default is 1024B)
3. Increasing the sampling interval (reduces the number of interrupts and the number of samples collected )
Collecting load store is possible using runss.
However that would require manually adding all the events to the 'event-config='. Also, these events would vary based on your platform. Here is a reference to the performance monitoring events: https://perfmon-events.intel.com/
If this resolves your issue, make sure to accept this as a solution. This would help others with similar issue.
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Hi,
We have not heard back from you. Could you please give us an update?
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Hi,
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